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Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. T.KGI


Primary Symbol: T.KL

Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd is a Canada-based gold mining, development, and exploration company with a diversified portfolio of exploration projects. The production profile of the company includes the Macassa mine complex located in northeastern Ontario and the Fosterville gold mine located in the State of Victoria, Australia. Also, the company owns the Holt mine and the Detour mine. The company's mines and material mineral projects are located in Canada and Australia.


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Post by 4_horsemenon Dec 13, 2012 11:08am
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Company should be loaded with cash

Company should be loaded with cash

The loss is less than a million, and KGI have raised over $100 million in 'underwritings' of 'private placements' with all kinds of bigtime financial partners such as CIBC World Markets and Dundee Securities. I don't see what the markets are worried about! This company seems to be loaded with cash, if we are to believe the press releases about the financial deals they did. With that kind of financing, they could burn $1 million a quarter for 25 years!

I wonder how much of a loss it would be if you cut the executive salaries by 30%.

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